As seen on Equipment World EDA and EquipmentWatch recently released new reports giving a snapshot of May equipment sales. Here’s a look at both reports by the Fusable companies. (Equipment World is also owned by Fusable.) EDA’s Financing Activity Report “Equipment financing activity moderated in May following a strong increase the previous month,” EDA reports. For
As seen on Equipment World Quick Data is a snapshot of new and used backhoe sales trends from Fusable’s EDA equipment financing data and EquipmentWatch market trend and auction price reports. While backhoe loaders are still prized by utility contractors and municipalities for their versatility and roadability, demand continues to steadily soften as compact machines capture a
From Equipment World editor Don McLoud Check out the latest and most popular backhoe loaders from Bobcat, Case, Caterpillar, JCB, John Deere, Kubota, New Holland and Sany. The J.I. Case Company introduced the industry’s first factory-integrated backhoe loader, the Model 320, in 1957. It ran on a Case 4-cylinder, 32-horsepower gasoline
From Total Landscape Care editor Don McLoud Sold by Volvo in 2025 after 19 years, SDLG branches out to new U.S. markets with debut SR800H skid steer and TV1100H compact track loader. SDLG’s first skid steer, the SR800H, and first compact track loader, the TV1100H, for the North American market make their
From Equipment World editor Jordanne Waldschmidt From the most financed machines to the highest-priced auction sales, here’s what the latest data reveal about the U.S. skid steer market. Kubota SSV75Source: Kubota Quick Data is a snapshot of new and used skid steer sales trends from Fusable’s EDA equipment financing data and EquipmentWatch market trend and auction price
From Equipment World editor Don McLoud Working on a Cat 275 at Caterpillar’s plant in Sanford, North Carolina, where the company seeks to hire 600 workers.Source: Caterpillar Caterpillar is looking for 600 workers to help produce its compact track loaders in North Carolina — no manufacturing experience required. The new hires would bring
